For Sale 1966 Plymouth Fury 4spd - $8000 (Craigslist)

[68PK21 440.6bbl]

Not mine, crap pictures, but it is a 4 speed.

1966 Plymouth Fury

title status: clean

1966 Plymouth Sport Fury
2 door
Fresh 383 engine
4 speed manual
New windshield
All glass included
Extra set of doors
Sunpro tach w/ **** light (factory tach missing)
Needs better wheels and tires
Manual drum brakes, front and rear
No power steering
No A/C
Manual windows and locks
Hood is damaged
Almost ready for paint
Runs and drives

post id: 6441284239 posted: about 10 hours ago

 

[The Horvaths]

Another one in red... I like the aftermarket "**** light".

 

[fury fan]

Seller and I must have a different definition of 'almost ready for paint'.

 

[azblackhemi]

Seller and I must have a different definition of 'almost ready for paint'.

The sellers name must be Earl. Earl Schieb that is.

 

[65sporty]

If it's almost ready for paint it would turn out just like the light with the tach.

 

[1970FuryConv]

Since it's a 4-speed, I wouldn't be surprised if he got something close to what he's asking, especially if engine/trans are date matching original.

 

[fury fan]

I understand what you're saying, but dump $8000 more into that car and it would be hard-pressed to be worth $10k. Paint, underhood work, interior - assuming the running gear is perfect, which they rarely are in non-driver cars like this. Easily $8000 required to finish that car. And then how do the bumpers and anodized trim look? There's another $1000 minimum. And on it goes...

And that 'fresh' engine - whomever did that took no pride whatsoever in the appearance of their work, which sometimes suggests the quality underneath, also.

Based on the pics, I think that's a $3500 car at best.

 

[68PK21 440.6bbl]

Based on the pics, I think that's a $3500 car at best.

I think your being generous... but what is the current price of failure?
The generation of these car years are dying off, that's why you see so many advertised now.